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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

6

Overcoming Lack of Dyes in British Industry

Reports from England indicate manufacturers and scientists are close to solving dye shortages. Details on resources and methods will not be disclosed, but the export trade held up by dye scarcity may resume to some extent if freighter tonnage is available. An agent in Canada says British makers have shipped goods at low prices by economizing to keep dry goods affordable.

England Canada Dr. Williams Gillette Razor National Service Gillette Safety Razor Co. of Canada, Limited Gillette Bidg Montreal

German Offer for Salute as War Ends Questioned

The Madrid Journal notes compensation unlikely for the torpedoing of a Spanish ship. Germany proposes at first opportunity for a fleet of German warships to pass a Spanish warship flying the Spanish flag and fire a 21 gun salute. It questions whether Germany will have a fleet at war’s end and when the gesture might occur.

Madrid Journal Germany

Nights of Agony Brought by Asthma Remedy Claim

An advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as immediate relief from severe asthma symptoms. It asserts the medicine banishes frightful conditions clears passages and lets the sufferer sleep soundly like a child. The ad urges requesting the genuine product at local druggists.

Sad Dilemma of Forgotten Ring in a Quarrel

Bessie and Mabel discuss a predicament where Bessice has quarreled with Karry and must decide whether to return his ring. The main issue is Bessice has forgotten which ring is Karry's, creating a humorous yet troubling moment.

Bessie Mabel Karry Bessice Puck

Robert and Wife Quarrel Over Late Nights

A Boston Transcript item captures a witty exchange where a wife questions her husband Robert about his late returns. He retorts he formed the habit while courting, turning the quarrel into a humorous reflection on married life.

Robert Boston Transcript

Hope of Peace Expressed by Former German Chancellor

Zerich correspondent of the Petit Parisien quotes Prince von Buelow as hoping this year would bring Germany peace with compensations and an indemnity, allowing Germany to resume prewar status. It is the first expression by Prince von Buelow on Germanys war aims. Since Italy joined the war he has lived in retirement in Switzerland amid reports of peace efforts and questions about his standing with the German government.

Zerich Petit Parisien Prince von Buelow Bromberg Prussia Germany Prince von Buclow Italy Prince von Budow Romge Switzerland

Big Taber Land Deals Signal Growth in District

One of the largest land exchanges in years closes with Albert Green selling his farm and sheep ranch to Mr. Cooledge for 25000 dollars, who then sells a half interest. Ed Hagerman buys Green's Chincov Lee sheep ranch for 84000 dollars, excluding the sheep, and the Cameron ranch sees heavy turnover as new settlers and locals acquire its outer four to five sections. The region experiences widespread land transfers as values rise and development continues.

Taber Albert Green Mr. Cooledge Mr. Green Chincovlee Ed. Hagerman South Country Cameron

Freezone claims quick corn removal without pain

A Cincinnati authority says freezone easily lifts corns and calluses with a few drops. A small bottle is inexpensive and available at drug stores or through wholesalers, drying instantly and not inflaming surrounding tissue.

Cincinnati

France warns families of prisoners of war and mail tricks

An official note from France warns families of POWs in Germany about letters that pretend to come from prisoners and ask for food parcels or military information, sometimes via underlined words or saliva marks. The ministry also bans private mailing of newspapers to neutrals. only publishers’ mail is allowed and travelers cannot carry periodicals across borders.

France Germany French Ministry of War

Dr Williams Pink Pills and Silo Preservation Advice

Nervous exhaustion and recovery claims for Dr Williams Pink Pills are discussed with a testimonial from P. A. Callan of Coleman, plus guidance on wood silo decay and creosote preservation. The article notes pressure treatment extends timber life and reports Federal tests since 1910 on treated silos and silage effects.

Colored Soldiers in War Draft Debate

A fragmented report discusses racial contrasts in draft response and military potential. It notes far more colored men registering willingly than objectors, and argues that disciplined soldiers, including Navajos, could be major manpower assets in modern warfare.

Eyesiaeing Alway Indian Tire Brooklyn Tagle Vagsanm Hickeys

No More Extreme Styles Warned in War Wool Edict

The council of national defence urges economy in wool by trimming frills and features in clothing for all. A wool and worsted manufacturers conference backs this measure while not discouraging existing goods. The campaign targets next year’s output amid wool shortages.

Council of National Defence Commercial Economy Board The Defence Council

Hollo ways Corn Cure Promises Wart and Corn Removal

The advertisement claims Hollo ways Corn Cure will remove unsightly warts and painful corns. It presents a simple remedy aimed at eliminating skin blemishes and discomfort. The copy emphasizes quick results and ease of use.

Cowardly British cower as German ships dominate Kiel canal

Berlin’s Lokal Anzeiger quotes the German navy declaring eagerness for a new clash with the British. Meanwhile the British retreat to the North Sea and the fast warships from Jutland stay unchallenged as masters of the Kiel canal.

Berlin Lokal Anzeiger North Sea Jutland Kiel Canal

Courage to intervene questioned in private quarrel

A dialogue reveals a man witnessing a beating by his wife and not intervening. The speaker, Mr. Meek, admits he did not interfere and later asked how one can summon the courage to act in such a situation.

Mr. Meek

A Safe Pill for Suffering Women

The secluded life of women causes digestive and liver derangements leading to pain and lassitude. Parme lee's Vegetable Pills are promoted to correct irregularities and restore health with mild soothing action suitable for delicate women.

Parmelee

No Danger A Young Lady and the Frisky Four Wheeler

A well dressed young lady hailed a four wheeler but feared the horse was frisky. She asked the elderly cabby not to run away with her. The cabman replied he has four wives and seven children at home.

Not His Name Kathleen in Town Secret

Kathleen, a girl in serv ice, is praised for a rosy face by her mistress but she confesses that the compliment hides a secret. The exchange hints at past mistreatment and a quest for identity as Kathleen notes that the compliment does not reflect her name.

Kathleen

Car Wash Job Inquiry Turns Suspicious

A garage boss questions a shady job applicant asking if he knows car washing while noting the man will clean everything but the license plates. The exchange hints at possible hidden motives during a hiring scene.

Marion Proposes Portland as Maine Capital in Exam Paper

Fixing It Up Marion prays for Portland to be Maine’s capital. Her mother asks why, and Marion explains she wrote the answer in her examination paper to make it correct.

Marion Portland Maine

Dinner Table Napkin Wry Exchange

A family quip at the dinner table centers on a boy named Georgie denying a napkin misuse. The mother instructs politeness while Georgie explains a comically surreal distraction involving a dog tied to the table leg.

Mother Georgie George

Clover Bread for Future Bread of the Future at Jena

A new book from Jena argues Germany should introduce mixed color bread with clover meat for postwar meals. The dietary expert claims clover provides essential mineral energy for both bodily and mental sustenance, challenging animal feeding norms.

Jena Germany

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